Well, it can be something like a function over the rest of the transaction.
As you can leave the balanced amount blank on some transactions, you could
write something marking the value of the transaction, something like
2016/02/20 * Transform
Wh:Raw -1 apple @ ((current_value))
Wh:Raw -1 orange @ ((current_value))
Wh:Packs 1 pack @ ((balanced_ammount_value))
I've been reading docs about commodities and valuation functions, but I
couldn't figure out if something like this can or can't be done. If this
can't be done actually, could it be done writing some python extension?
Thanks.
El sábado, 27 de febrero de 2016, 23:54:34 (UTC+1), John Wiegley escribió:
>
> >>>>> Antonio A Carrillo Hernández <[email protected] <javascript:>>
> writes:
>
> > What I want is to let ledger calculate the final 'pack' price based on
> the
> > other commodities involved. For example, I want to write:
>
> > 2016/02/20 * Transform
> > Wh:Raw -1 apple
> > Wh:Raw -1 orange
> > Wh:Packs 1 pack
>
> > And ledger calculate all of the values automatically or
> semiautomatically,
> > so I don't have to figure out the Raw prices at date and calculate the
> Pack
> > price for every transaction. It can be done as ledger knows the Raw
> costs.
>
> In this case, how would it determine the final price?
>
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